Abstract The Code of Ethics of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Associations
states.... hold paramount the welfare of persons served professionally. But how do clinicians …

According to Grodin (1995), ethics is “a branch of philosophy, which through formal and
systematic analysis, attempts to critically examine human conduct focusing on the rightness …

The discussion of ethical decision-making in audiology is becoming increasingly more
important due to a greater number of audiologists entering private practice and dispensing …

Ethics in Speech and Language Therapy is a key text for students, practitioners and
managers alike. The demands of practice, legislation, registration and the recognition of …

Ethical codes such as CASLPA's Canon of Ethics ensure that clients' rights are protected
over and above what is simply prescribed by law. However, ethical dilemmas often arise in …

David Resnick, in Professional Ethics for Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists
(1993, p. 2), defines professional ethics as a system of conduct that is painstakingly …

The subject of professional ethics should be quite simple. As Mark Twain advised:“Always
do what is right. This will gratify some people–and astonish the rest." Yet as we look at …

The field of biomedical ethics is increasingly discussed in speech-language pathology
graduate school curricula as well as in continuing education forums. The application of the …

Purpose The purpose of this research was to apply multiple perspectives as part of a
systematic review to analyze literature regarding ethics in audiology. Audiologists are …

Ethics refers to a moral philosophy or a set of moral principles that determine appropriate
behavior in a society. Medical ethics includes a set of specific values that are considered in …